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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25

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8rentoen geraoe3lt glGnsenb eri6etnen muB.
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nit Oenfmdlern uno 8ilbperfen gei6mlidt,
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8aldite, Elm grDBarttg babinitrDneloer& Ser
febr, gef6rbert nit alien Wittellt Der erfins
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3uiantn1en6dngt, 1arQftertftren Die &et6ss
ba4ptita6t tn6 sic Weltta6t Suglei6. Iber
mie ulter fnrbenprGdti9en 8lunlen bic gifz
tige G6latge, 10 lauert inter Dielem 10
glGn3en6 unb 10 9roBartig eri6etnel1oet
@etriebe oas @lenb aller 2lrt, bic geIdGft@
li6e l1nTi6erbeit, bic 0taiienarmutb, Die
Wtenge Ser Gerbreden uno 16lieBli6 Die
Yrpftttutipn.
Sci @~elegenbett elmer 8oltaetperpbnung,
mad tpel6er bonn l. Suit alb Die ltnter Der
Mufii1t berS tttenpoltSet iteben0en SrauenSs
perionen gemiife StraBen nt6t me9r betree
ten loleu, fam man alf ben umfQltg 81
Ipreben, Ben bic Yroitttution Dter am
9laBe angenpntnten bat. Wtan bat bere6s
net. DAP es in Berlin ettpd 10000 Ntdo7
den unb Srauen gtebt, benen Die Rroltttl1@
ton t6ren 2ebensunterbalt et1brtngt. OAR
na6 fpmmt auf ettpa % tpeibIt6e Berlo1en
Ser @inippbneri6aft et1le Yroitttutrte, ober
anbers bere6net, bte 8roitttlirten btlben
10 8ro3ent Der er nj d enen petblthet
@intpo6neri9aft. 9ns ffnb aber our6aus
oberflG6li6e S6Gbungen. 8ie tpett bic
Broltitutiou It6 erftredt, lGBt it6 pffiSten
gar 1t6t 16Gben. W2an miro nt0t feltiteuen
fDmnen, tpie Dtel rtebr Doer tpentger elegant
auftretettbe 0anten BON ret6en @Dll1ern
ausQebalten tperben, ooer tpte Dfel ar1ne
MtG66e1, bic NIT tbrem 9eringen 8erotetite
etnfa6 ni9t leben f0nner, genDt6t9t itno,
AT benz Grtperb Der G9anoe Su greifen.
Die Setter Der SittenpoltSet f0nnen
bieriber feline Qusfunft geben. 9a3u fommt
nod, baB IS cine Geibe BON Grtiensen gtebt,
Die tmnter duf Der @ren5e Der Yr0Itttutto1
ltebelt ltnb erit, penn IS tbnen nt6t geltngt,
irgenb eiren guten @riff 5u thun, gang IN
Dem Sdlatnme Deritnfen. Nud ptrD IS
i6iper letr1, bic 3a6l bertenigen problemati@
i6en @ri1tensen feit3uftellen, bic aus Dem
8pben Ser 9roftit1tion ais .S6marober>
8fldnsen en1poripu9ern. Bir meinen ba1
NIT bas getperbsmdBige 3ubdltertbum uro
lene Berionen, tDel6e Der 8roitttutton linz
ter16lupf unO @elegenbett bteten u11D Ddz
bnr1 IN bic Gage tonmen, cine perbGltniB7
mdbig boDe 4robifton 3u be5teben. Der
Mdodenbanbel, Der na6 benz Nuslanb, mad
Braiilien un6 anberen iiberieeti6em 2G1t9
bern betrieben tptrb, 1T i6on 10 oft TIM
Wet6stage unb in ben 6ffentlt6en 8ldttern
belproden norben. Die guten 2eute, pelde
barber 10 ptel 2Grm erbeben, glei6en bartn
etnem Yrofeiior, tpeider bic StraBen I'M
alten Eom gang 9etdu fennt, aber IN ietner
eigenen @aterfta6t gfa9ts ntGt SEN 8eg
mad 6aIie finben fam. 9aB Elm Wtdb6en>
banbel mad benz Quslanb in iebr i9dnblie
der 8eiie betrieben mirb, lit fiber; tpeit
ii6erer aber lit, baB in unb fir e1tl9lanb
lelbit elm Wedb6enbanoel betrieben ptrb,
Der ni@t min6er I9Gnblt9 uM6 BON etrsm
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
Tho Aztco Fair oomiug 10 " wilmington

INC z,ec Fair COming to " tlniingtOn
The Aztec Fair which 10 to opsn a,
the Institute Hall on Wednesday next
Tor brief season, prom ise5 not only 10
DO complete novelty in the way oil
amusement, but will also offer some
thing more. A complete represent atiou
OF many of the arts, amusements ana
occupations of tho people of Mexico.
while museum OF rare old curiosities.
relics and antiquities will be found In
that part OF the exhibition, which
treats Of tho Toltec and Aztec races of
the obscure past.
Judging from the many excellent
press notices received by the fair from
the papers OF Boston, New York,
washington, Philadelphia and Balti
more, az we'll IS numerous laund atory
letters received from distinguished DER
sonages, such as Oliver Wendell
Holmes, Prof. Morse, Mrs. Cleveland
aud many tivines and school authori.
uss, the AZ Q, Fair Is worthy of the
attention CT all who wish to DO in.
structed and amused.
Ole OF the main attractions ia a
Mexican kitchen in which the national
dishes Of the country are cooked and
prepared, while another is Q typical
Mexican orchestra com posed OF natives
OF the sunny land, who discourse most
entrap cling music with instruments of
most peculiar shape.
The opening reception will occur on
Wednesday morning next at 10 O'Clock,
and during the stay OF the exhibition
here three receptions will be given
each day, 10 to IL q. IA 2 to 8 and z 80
to 1880 p. m. The prices, which are
low, are publtshed In tho Advertisem emit
In another column.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
saved BY HIS Uoat-TaiIs

Levi Rhoads came car being jerked
into eternity yesterday, and can thank
his lucky stars that bis coat tails were
not mAdO of corduroy or riyetsd to.
Pether at the seams with brass binding
II the garment had bsen made OF some
iDdestructible, unbreakable material,
1t Is more than likely that the big CAPT.
talist would have been landed on the
other shore. Mr.. Rhoads was down at
the paper mills looking after affairs,
and, getting too near fast revolvi ing
shaft, his coat-tails caught around II
and commenced wrapping up, threaten
ing to take in the whole OF the slack OF
the garment eventually. and jerk the
gentleman of his feet. In that event
his body would have been hurled round
with every revolution OF the shaft and
life would have been bsaten out of him.
The minute he found out what had oc
Cured, he grabbed post near by nnd
held on for dear life. 1t was q clear
case Of muscle against the texture of
the coat.tails with bodily injury in the
balance.
The shaft revolved, the tension on
the coat. tails Increased, and the tug of
war commenced. At latt the garment
was torn asuDder, and IL ever music
was sweter to Lewis ear than the sound
Of the ripping Of that coat, he has no
OF the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
A Word to the W ise,

With the advent OF another spring I
am better prepared than EVER TO cater
to the wants Of my patrons, and the
public generally, with q full and com.
plete line of the latest designs and
novelties in cloths and cassimeres for
spring and summer suitings.
This season We present richer and
more elaborate stock OF suitings from
which to select from. My work in the
past Is q guarantee that . perfect ft
will be securt d, while the excellence of
the workmanship will be Of the usual
high STANDARD
We work for the best interests of our
patrons, and trial is all that is desired
to convince you that for style, quality
and lowp ess Of price we cannot be sur
passed. Jas Harding, merchant tailor,
8l6 Frer CHI Atreet.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14


A special despatch from Atlanta, Ga
asyR: Tho people around Warsaw, IL
Milton County, are ex srcissd over tn,
strange recovery OF john Handrick,
from o chrome rheumatic sffliction
About ten gears ago Hendricks, who
was q strong and robust man, . t,pe OF
manly viecr, was arrested for Illicit
distillation. The punishment IL a lctod
at that lime wac 80 severe that prisontr "a
would dare almost anything 10 ae;
sway. When the party Ct revt nue. m Gu
reached Du,uth, they became less
watcafnl OF their prisoner, and he broke
loose and ran, under a shower OF lead.
As II was nearly dark and the country
was rugged and full OF Inoonshi liners the
officers Cid not pursue until next day.
The night was bitter cold, and Hen.
bricks had only one way to CROSS tho
Chattab oochee. which was by swim.
ming. He plunged In and BECAME
chilled to the bone before he reached
the other side. He was hidden by his
friends, who feared 10 bring In o doc
tor, % that might reveal the where.
06outs Of the fugitive. When he 70
covered from his Illness he was q can.
frmed rheun alto. His arms were
doubled and his legs were drawn as In
. sitting position. He fell into settled
elancholis, from which nothing
seemed to arouse hin.
Near his homo Was q large live oak
tree. 1t was Hendricks dRiiy habit to
crawl towards this tree and lean against
IL. not returning to his home until
cight. For ten years he has ksp. this
no, until tho place was designated o.
Hendricks Tree. On last Saturday a
mad dog appeared In the neig hborhood,
which was pur.ued by two young
brothers named Rogers, who, armed
with shotsuns. crossed forests and fields
In pursuit Of their prey. AT last, sight.
ing the animal, they fred two shots,
which were answered By o scream from
. human being. 1t was Hendricks
whom they had distur bed, and who,
jumping to his feet, danced around with
An agility which displayed but little
OF his oid-time bffl!ction. His legs and
arms Strengthened out and, though still
stiff. tvipced an almost miraculous
change. 1t seems that the shots had
sn tered the tree against which the
rheumatic vas sitting, and TINT the
shock 20 affected him that he forgot his
siling and jumped to his feet. News
received from that point yests rday in
iicates that the Improvement con
sinues, and that there ia now every
prospest OF his recovering his former
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
A Hat.


Abraham Lincoln was q great nd
mirer OF O'Connell, and used TO relat,
several anecdotes showing the read,
tact OF the Irish advocate In the defeps,
OF his clients. On one OCCASION. in :
trial for murder, q witness had sworr
strongly against the prisoner, whose
name was Jamea, and had testified thai
q hat which had been picked ND near
she scene OF the crime belonged to him
by virtue of your OATH" SAID Mr
OUonnell "are you sure that this il
the same hat?" '' &c
yes"
ibid you look ct 1t carefully before
You swore before the coroner that IL vas
the prisoner 50" VI
II did,"
Now, let me ses," eaid Mr.. o'con.
nell, taking up the hat and examinino
It carefully on the Inside.
He then spelled aloud the mama
James, slowly, "J-a m-s-s."
NOW, do you mean those words vere
In the hat when you found il?"
IT do"
and this is the same hat?"
"It Ia"
Now, may 1t please your honor. -
said Mr.. O'Connell. holding the hat mn
to the bench, "there Ia an end 20 the
case; there ia no name whatever in.
scribed In the hat"
TIE judge Immediately dism Used the
case.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
THE DOMESTIC DOCTOR.

| Lard, II applied OF once, will remove
the discoloration after q bruise.
Iri.h potatoes grated and applied as a
poolh'e 10 Q quick and sure relief for
burn OF sca,d.
| Pnlverizsd roasted coffee is stated BY
Dr Upper OF S,rssburg, to be q tupe-
fior satiteptic for suraic dressings.
An excellent remedy for hiccough for
young and old Is granulated sugar
moittened with pure vinegar For an
infant give from few gsaiDs to tea.
spoonful.
fut thrta drops OF chloroform on a
little Gotten or wool IN the howl Of q
Gay pipe, then blow the vspor through
the stem into an aching ear, an instant
relief will be afforded.
Lime water may be made oheapiy by
taxing fresh piecs Of lime % ID rye ~
an egg, pouring two quarts OF soft
water on 1t. and allowin. It to stand Q
or hours, shaking 1t occasion ally Bot.
tie and keep for use.
Saicylic suet Ia used in tho German
army AZ remedy for foo.-sdrss, ETC.
instead OF the talicy Ito pc Sder former.
~ employed. 1t Ii composed Of two
parts OF pure sslicylic acid and ninety.
eight parts Of the best mutton sust.
II any pe-son who is liable to poison
With poison Ivy will take pure olive Gil
AFTER being exposed to 1t, he will feel no
bad effects. and tho oil will peutralize
the evils OF the poison II fev doses be
taken even after the poison has broken
out.
To prevent hair failing out take Q
handful of sonthernwood leaves and
put In q large mcuthed bottle, cover
with alcohol, let stand over night; add
one teaepooDfrl Of this to o tbhd Of Q
cup OF water. and wes the scalp thor
oughly once day until The hair stops
coming out.
A good c1ush tyrup is made OF one
pound OF figs, ore pound OF raisins,
three lemons, one half pound OF rock
DANDY, one-haif pound OF loaf sugar and
one quart Ct cider brandy. Split the
fruit and Mice the lemons, ard put
them In Mason jar, 10 layers; divide
he sugsr AID rock candy evenly be-
'weon the layers and pour over tie
Thols the cider brandy. Allow 1t to
'tand three days before using. Take q
VINE glass full three times q day.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
A Minister'S Hatred of Tobacco.

A gentleman in this city the other da,
came across the following character
istic address Of Row. Jacob Gruber
which he furnished with O kindly re-
quest t. publish, which request is com.
piled with.
I'm 1879 my appointment was on
Salem Circuit. 1t moulded n to'erabiy
large space Of country. Salem and other
small towns. There I found my old
fiiend, Father T. Ware, who gave me
my FIRST license to preach, and took
my recommendation to the Philadel.
phia Conference. Sister Wares first
husband took me into society, Wbeu
IN Salem, one evening, tie president al
the temperaLc s soolety REQ nested me- 10
90 with him to O m Getting, A Yong
Baplis. preacher read a piece ye,y
severe ngatnst rum drinking, stating
bow itruRted families, men Of talon "a
doctors, lawyers and even ministers;
how 1t defiled courts, and even churches
and pulpits.
He read hard words, and when be
was done the President said II apy
stranger had anything to cay there was
time. took the hint, and, as q
stranger, made q few remarks, STATING
that severe things had been said against
drinking. and 1t would be q kindness
to point ont course to prevent tbirs,
and to give advice to such % were
almost continually under q salvation
Churches were polluted by rum drink
ers. and so they were by some who us,
p STIMULUS called tobacco. Look on tn,
fioorof church, on the mems side, II
you have strong stomach See. see
spatteration! slaveration! III, d! Wher,
did oil that come from? From tn,
DRAWINGS OF dung Hill? Nc, no. B.
decent. Don't talk. Look in some pull
pits and see self-denial, or can you
only hear II? Well, faith comes by
bearing; but the best sermon pre- acher
can preach would have no relish fol
some If it was not seasoned by tobacco.
As soon as the preacher takes his text,
some take chew to brighten their
ideas and spice what they hear Why
| not allow another poor fellow to take
out of his pocket flask, and take just
lite whisky to brighten his ideas
and stimulate his cevoliopt? While I
was diop2ing my hints there was O
wonderful wiping. not of eyee, but OF
mouths. l was not invited to speak
again in that town about either rum or
tc bacco.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
THE IVY GREEN,
CHARLES DICKENS,

Oh. dainty plant 10 the ivy green.
III at creopeth Ger ruins ole
VI right choios food ere his meals veen.
-, In his coll % lone and cold.
Inc wall must Dc crumbied, the stone de
caysd,
To pleasure his dainty whim;
And the mouldsring dust that years havl
made,
Is . merry meal for him.
Creeping where no iiso 10 step.
A rsrs old plant Is the Ivy green.
Fast no ssslsth on, though he wears nj
wings,
And staunch old heart has he,
how closely be twinetu, how tight no clinge
To his friend the hugs oak tree!
And slyly he traileth along the ground.
And hts leaves no gently waves,
As he joyously hugs ana crawJeth roun1
Ths rfch mould OF dead mems graves,
Creeping where grim death has been
A rare old plant is the ivy green.
Whole ages have fol and their works do.
And Isticps have scattered been;
Hut the stout old ivy shall never fade
From its hale and hearty green
Inc brave old plant IN Its lonely days,
shall fatten upon the past;
For tho state H. 80 building man can raise
10 the ivy q food ut last.
Creeping on, where time has boon.
rare old plant 10 the ivy green.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

Done forget that the place to go for .
fDe lunch ia 224 King, Saturday eve,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
CLOSING OUT SALE

and varied stock OF goods and substan tiai
Clothing at 26 per cent discount, Ii CON
sists of dress. business and work suits. odd
pants, coats and vests for mon and bows ior
spring, summer, fall 6nd winter AlDaca
linen and seorsuoker coats and vests.
Ladie'' and gents cabas, travelling bas
AMI streps. Collars, shirts, underWear.
overalls, jumpers knit coats gloves, hose rios
umbrellas, fuspenders, microscopes and
vtcEa, purses, albums, trimmings and &c O. ia
10 the piecc, made to order, or sold by the
yard. Open Saturday ev Jennings until 10
O'Clock; other evenings until O'Clock. Alse.
l Will sell my store and dwelling, Ill Mar.
Ret street, WiIm ington, Delaw are at a Iair
price and on easy terms,
s29-eod. 3m CYRIIs STERN
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
Watches Cheap az Ever.

Albert K. Williamson has removed
his jewelry and watch making estab.
lishmert from $40 French streeC to 100
West Eighth street. where he IL pre-.
pared to furnish watches, clocks and ali
kinds OF .jewelry as cheap as ever. He
will spare Lo pains TO serve his custom
ers with the best OF watches, clocks,
rings. chains, embleWs and all else per-
tanning to hia line of business at the
very lowest prizes, guaranteeing estis-
faction at all times. Thankful for past
favors, he desires o continuance of the
same.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
hllsdslphH, n lanlisa 4 uaIlInsis a,iut,,
APRIL 25TH. 1857.

Trains will leave Wilmington 90 follows,
| Phliadelphfa texpressl, 2. 2d2. I 70, o 90
90. 10, 90 91o. o II. 10 o.. II %. IL 81 q. o
Accommodation, 20. I 90. ! o., 10 90 .. n
2 30, 90, 20, . %. 10 90 p. m.
For Chester texpressl. 0 30. 760. 9 50 30
sG, IL b, IL 81 .. m, Il 90, a, o 20 and TO
Accommodation. y 20. : 90, 7 os, SIS. 10 81
Kew YORK 100, ia, 20 go q go + o. o. as
70 o.. II 81 q. n. III 70, oi, %, s u, 70 "a
%. 10 20 p. ID.
For West Ohsstsr, via Lamokin, SO an
10 o. m, 2 90 and 1 90 p. N.
Tor Newark (Ocntte) and intormedist
stations, 7l2 a. m, u 60 and II p. m.
q. m, 3 81 p. m. and IL II night.
baltimore and bay Line, I Is D. N,
baltimore and Washington, l he, 4 10, 0 q
10 os, Il 90 .. M, Il 90, sIl7, lu. $40, ~ o
and asp. m.
Train, ior Delaware Division leave for:
~ Me" Uastio, 9 90; 80 2: m, II 80, 40, So
Georgetown and Loves, 6 30 Q. m, and &
|p. M.
Scaford (Express) 3 80 y. m.
hafrtnston, Dslmar and way stations,s 81
.. m, IL Is p. m.
~ Express : J tor Harrington. $50 p, m. Wa
Express Tor Dover. Harrington and De,
mar, IL OF night.
franklin Oity, $50 o. m.
Express for Oape Charles, Old Point Dom
tort and Norfolk, IL ca night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad stroet TO,
Wilmington lexpreosl, IL 2s, g 80, 72o, 7:2',
10, 1920, IL Is, llbb o, M. 3Cl l'Oa
10, sos, b2l, o., 8 81, Ii 20 and IL 20 D. n
Accommodation, o 30, 10 20 \. t., 50. o IN
90 eU $50 10 % 10 20 and IL II D. N.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

frrn-BOARDERS AT lO7 E,
Y .,,ert: Lso second story iIonl
EisOls ioi NO" ml2-6t'
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
BALTIMORE d OHIO RAILkOA \
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT, April "a, 1855,
Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot:
EAST. HOUNU:

Aioiuo ieAVo DoiaWero Avenue Depot:
EkST.BOUND:
phlis. Accommodation. daily ....olsA. NJ
phiis. accommodation, daily ....7.V0 A. M
p ps Accommodation, daiiy.....7tt 4. NJ
phiia. accommodation, daily. .9.4b A. N
Phlla. b Chester express, daily il.saA ID
Local freight, passenger coaches
attached, daily except Sunday l.67 D. m
rniia. Accommodation, daily..... $40 D. m
rnii. accommodation, daily. ...... $40 D. N
phiia. q chester express. daily, Clio y. m
Phils. Accommodation, daily, 80 D. IN
phiia. Accom- mediation, daily, 1900 D. m
rhiia' q ohester express, daily, 1l.47 .. m
WESr-BUUND:
onioago Limited, dsiiy...........7.ls A. N
arrives Chicago lilo next morning. Thil
VAIN Goes not take baltimore psssenRere
Local freight for Canton and way statiopI
passenger Coaches attached. daily except
sunday, $40 q. M
Cincinnati Limited, daily. 80 A. IA
Arrives Oincinnsti 1916 A. nj. st. Loui
40 p. M. next day.
nicago and st. Louis Express,
s,naay,. .s.4oP. d
FOX LANDENBER9, v 90 A, MI. Anf
go J: NJ, and $50 p. M. daily.
trains leave MArKet Street station:
TOT fhiiadelphia $50 A. H., daily excep
sunday, 800 A. IN. and 70 r. M, daily.
ter baltimore 40 p. H., daily. 70,
dlAsa!ndenbsrg, $50. A. N. daily excepi SUNDAY
S "a,, a. H., and 2.4S p. NJ, and $40 p. m.
Trains for Wilmiugton-Leave Philade,
ma OF 500. g. 0, 1000, $40 IS a. M daily .
I.oo daily except SUNDAY (mixed trainl. 2.ot
Express traiDsH
W. M. CLEMENTS, O.K, LORD.
m"hasof. 9enl Pass. AGENT
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

,m,T1-,gTNTs, nlrhER SE6 q
M Y "a a, on oa.s grand inyen'i,n H. !,
leNvs ss Va Rosa, picnic while IL
ha dsgS' r. i. Rono VIZ: O'''
ny, St chicago, III. 'lp'io'o.""
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
1 Live to Hang and Hang TO Live

Those fine gilt papers that We are
papering go many pretty rooms with
are all selling for rs cents per piece.
the same papars other stores will ask
you 30 and 90 cts. per piece. Our 49, ct.
gilt embossed paper can't be bsst. You
will pay 10 and 80 cents at other stores,
Call and be convinced. Harry ID,
Holt, alb West Second street, upper
eide.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

k1TO-InMgnlArtLYS,, . = HAZE 4
M ". sw,rs,, at Harry q. ParEers 10
~ I s,,.e,' VIII, Dol; goid , m y,
, 1887-11-03

Mr. J. F. McConaghy promises Il re-
ply in detail III few days 10 the queries
published last week in reference to the
Wright mystery. H says he will be
able 10 explain every point, so far as he
iS concerned. TIE ARGUS published Mr..
MeCoaagy's letter recently, and after
wards gave a statement of the case from
the standpoint and authority of ALVIN
Wright. Our position Is that of Il dealer
in mars, and IN every ease of local inter
est tie parties affected have a right to Il
far, fuil and impartial hearing, while the
public has Il right to the facts as far as
they are obtainahlc. In this case We are
not il position to know anything person
ally aS to the circumstances or persons
involved, and must necessarily therefore
be merely a louker-On. We heartily see
ond the suggestion that a vigorous search
should be made for the body of the mis-
sing man. If crime has been commit
ted 1t Is very important that the body be
found before all evidences of that crime
are ubiIteratrd. II death was accidental,
then proof Of that fact should be estab-
iished that unjust suspicious may be
dismissed. Mr.. McConaghy says he will
head subscription list when Alvin
Wright's means give out